Curriculum
Vitae
Charles Frederick Jackels
Professor of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences
Professor of Computing and Software
Systems
September 2008
Computing
and Software Systems Program
Phone: (425) 352-5368
E-Mail: jackels@u.washington.edu
FAX: (425) 352-5216
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Home Phone: (206) 283-4756
EDUCATION
1971‑1975
(Ph.D.,
Physical Chemistry, 1975)
Autumn 1968
1966‑1968
(B.
Chem., with high distinction, 1968)
1964‑1966 St. Mary's College,
Jan 2005 –
Aug 2008 Director, Computing and Software
Systems Program
Mar 2000 –
Dec 2003 Acting Director, Computing and
Software Systems Program.
Faculty Appointments
2000-present Professor
of Computing and Software Systems and of Interdisciplinary Arts and Science (with
tenure).
1997-00 Senior
Lecturer of Interdisciplinary Arts and Science and of Computing and Software
Systems.
1996-97 Senior Lecturer of
Interdisciplinary Arts and Science.
1995-96 Visiting
Professor of Liberal Studies.
1984-90 Associate Professor of
Chemistry,
1977‑83 Assistant Professor of
Chemistry ,
Other Academic Appointments
Jan-Mar 2004 Sabbatical Leave:
and Catholic Relief Services,
1993-94 Visiting Research Professor
of Chemistry,
1985-86 Visiting Scholar in
Atmospheric Chemistry,
1975‑77 Postdoctoral Fellow in
Chemical Physics
Battelle Memorial Institute,
(Laboratory of Isaiah Shavitt)
1971‑72 Teaching Assistant,
Sabbatical Research Leave,
Nominated for Distinguished Teaching Award, U of
Washington, Bothell, 2000.
Reynolds Research Leave, 1993-94.
Reynolds Research Leave, 1985‑86.
Elected to Sigma Xi, 1978.
Battelle Institute Postdoctoral Fellowship, 1975‑77.
Petroleum Research Fund Fellowship, 1973‑75.
NDEA (Title IV) Fellowship, 1971‑73.
NSF Traineeship Fall Quarter, 1968.
Elected to Tau Beta Pi, Honor Society, l968.
B. Chem. degree with high distinction, l968.
"Theoretical Potential
Surfaces for N‑O‑O", Charles F. Jackels,
PROFESSIONAL AND HONORARY ORGANIZATIONS
American
Association for the Advancement of Science
Association
for Computing Machinery
IEEE
Computer Society
American
Chemical Society (Physical Division and Theoretical Subdivisions)
Council
on Undergraduate Research
American
Association of University Professors
Tau
Beta Pi
Sigma
Xi